Love when i get to visit Taichi. It's my son's favorite restaurant. He gets the spicy miso ramen…read morewith extra noodles and I get a chicken rice bowl. The team was fast in making lunch for us on a busy Sunday at Eastview Mall. I like the self order screens but they can be difficult to navigate as the screens are not responsive to touch.

Karaage chicken was juicy and crisp! The taro boba was a bit of a letdown, it tasted minty for some…read morereason? The boba also had no flavor :( I also tried a bit of the tonkotsu ramen which was pretty good! I guess the food tastes better than the drinks here.

Not much in the outside but they say it's what's inside that counts …read more Boba was great very tasty and not skimpy on the Boba at all . Husband ordered egg rolls he said they were very good ! Stuff came out in at a timely manner , and service was friendly why we waited ! They couldn't get over we traveled to try them !

Lovely spot to get boba, snacks, or a meal. They have a variety of milk tea, fruit tea, or slushes…read morewith unique toppings. The prices are on the higher end compared to other boba shops but it's definitely worth for the quality! The interior looks to be renovated from a fast food restaurant but there's plenty of seating and kiosks to order on. Overall a nice place to splurge on some great boba

Love Mochinut! Their donuts are always delicious and the space is clean. I love that they also have…read morea college town location, making it very convenient. The service here is always good! It's a must-try for sure!

These were fantastic! Sort of like donut holes that you pull apart from the ring. The dough on the…read morechurro flavor was incredible. My husband said that he will have to take a different route out of the way of this place to keep himself from over eating these things. It was fun to try and share several different flavors in a little flight sent away in a very cute box. I have already recommended them personally and will return!

Do not miss this place (easy to drive past, don't do it!). Wonderful time here and worth it…read more The food was great with a wonderful variety. Not too big of a menu. Enough to make a strong choice. My wife has been craving the sandwich and it did not disappoint. The noodles were great. The rice plate looked great. Nice open feel inside. If busy i imagine it will be cramped. But great for us. Everyone was warm and friendly. Do yourself a favor and check it out

Boba Mi has plenty of parking, which makes visiting super convenient. There are also a handful of…read moretables that comfortably seat 2-4 people. The pho dac biet broth tastes amazing--just like something my parents would make at home. It's rich, comforting, and full of flavor. The bubble waffle reminds me of my childhood, but with a fun twist--you can add ice cream and a variety of toppings to customize it. One of my favorite drinks here is the taro coconut bubble tea--the combination is so good! They also offer a dual-cup bubble tea option, so you can enjoy two different drinks in one cup--genius! Boba Mi also carries desserts from So Belly Happy--their cookies are so good. They also offer treats from Buttermilk Bakery. The green pandan cake is a Vietnamese classic and one of my personal favorites. I highly recommend coming to Boba Mi for a meal or even just dessert.

I think there was a staff in training. After the food arrived, we were still missing a complete…read moreplace setting. I was looking forward to the Hainese Chicken but found it over cooked. I wasn't sure if it was reheated or due to the lack of experienced diners, who thought the redness near the bone on a pouched chicken was "raw". Not only was the chicken not served with ginger and scallion sauce, it was drizzled with soy sauce. I didn't taste the chicken flavor in the chicken rice either. Usually it's paired with the Hainese chicken. The mango chicken was too sweet, according to my husband and son. The roti canai was decent, but it had beef or pork in it. Previously, I've only had chicken in the sauce. With only 2 other seatings taken, we were sat next to a mom group of chatty 4 women. They were loud enough for our table not to bother speaking. When I go out with my girlfriends, we usually ask for a table in to corner or back, as to not bother other customers. We don't live in the area and only stopped by for a college open house.

Excellent Malay food in Rochester! Pleasantly surprised at…read moreour dishes. Roti, eggplant in garlic sauce with pork, seafood tofu casserole, hainanese chicken. We also got salt pepper pork which was not on the menu, the waitress let us into The secret society of the off menu items! Chicken rice was great. We ate like pigs, had leftovers for few more meals and still came under expectations. Good lunch specials too. Right across street from RIT. Highly recommended.

Love these guys. They make the experience so much better at this location. Also, they added new…read moreclaw machines! Definitely walkable too from my classes.

This is an okay tai chi location here in Rochester, New York. I love the big inside with lots of…read moreseating as well as free Wi-Fi so you could sit here and do some work or homework, but I found that my drinks here sometimes are hit or miss. I feel like they come be a little watered down or if I get a frozen drink, they come a little melted. This isn't always the case, but it is something I've noticed which makes it a location I don't like to frequent as much. The staff here is really nice and it always is pretty clean.

Met my friend for dinner Tuesday night at 4:30 place was quiet, seated right away. Location is easy…read moreoff Jefferson or E. Henrietta. Waitress was attentive and helpful, food was hot and delicious, menu is varied so something for everyone. Price for 2 was $40.00 so reasonable. Has a cool atmosphere, and seemed clean. Had a lot of foot traffic so I think that's their main way of staying in business, anyway thanks for hot meal, will be back.

I have never in my life seen a battered dumpling. I wrongly assumed that "fried" meant pan fried…read more The first two were good, but I ended up peeling the batter off the rest. The beef udon noodles were tasty. I did not care for the spring rolls. The filling was a little too wet, so there was kind of a creamy texture. Will definitely go back to try a few more things. You order at a kiosk for takeout. Edit: it seems that I reviewed this restaurant twice accidentally. I've only visited once. I'm trying to get the duplicate removed. Sorry, JBC!